Wide-Body MR2s
#17
Lexus Fanatic
Originally Posted by xioix
I like the MR-S with or without the wide body
And I still don't understand why Toyota wouldn't give it a VTTL-i treatment. Would it be so hard to give their sportiest car the sportiest engine? It would've sold like hot cakes to people looking for an Elise but can't/don't want to spend that much money.
#18
Originally Posted by XeroK00L
Without a wide body the MR-S does look almost too toyish and cartoonish to be taken seriously like many have said IMO.
And I still don't understand why Toyota wouldn't give it a VTTL-i treatment. Would it be so hard to give their sportiest car the sportiest engine? It would've sold like hot cakes to people looking for an Elise but can't/don't want to spend that much money.
And I still don't understand why Toyota wouldn't give it a VTTL-i treatment. Would it be so hard to give their sportiest car the sportiest engine? It would've sold like hot cakes to people looking for an Elise but can't/don't want to spend that much money.
i don't think it looks toyish
I wished toyota did give it the 2ZZGE
#20
Lexus Fanatic
Originally Posted by xioix
http://asjornal.ru/artic04/27sport.shtml
i don't think it looks toyish
I wished toyota did give it the 2ZZGE
i don't think it looks toyish
I wished toyota did give it the 2ZZGE
#21
Originally Posted by XeroK00L
Um yeah, properly kitted it can avoid the toyish look too. Bone stock it certainly looks a bit too cute to me though.
#22
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I sitll like 'em!
I saw a stock Silver MR-S in traffic today and it looked grrreat! Granted, it needs wider wheels/tires.....etc. and that alone will be a pleasing to look at upgrade. It's not as cute as a Miata, though.
With a couple of mods the car can pack a lil more punch and still be reliable.
With a couple of mods the car can pack a lil more punch and still be reliable.
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